Maharashtra ki politics mein Election Commission ki Special Intensive Revision (SIR) ko lekar controversy ke beech Mumbai mein opposition parties ek saath protest ki taiyari mein hain. NCP-SP aur Congress ne 4 October ko hone wale protest march mein participate karne ki baat kahi hai, jise Shiv Sena (UBT) aur MNS ke leaders Uddhav Thackeray aur Raj Thackeray ne announce kiya hai.
Reports ke mutabik, protest ka focus Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar aur Election Commission ke SIR process ko lekar opposition ki concerns par hai. NCP-SP Maharashtra president Shashikant Shinde ne kaha hai ki party is march mein INDIA alliance ke part ke taur par shaamil hogi.
Congress ki taraf se bhi participation confirm kiya gaya hai. Congress leader Nana Patole ne kaha ki protest ko sirf political parties tak limited nahi rehna chahiye, balki ise public movement ka roop milna chahiye. Ye unka political assessment hai; Election Commission ne opposition ki kai allegations ko reject kiya hai.
SIR ko lekar controversy ke beech Election Commission ne kaha hai ki Commission ke decisions established statutory procedures ke according liye gaye hain aur SIR se judi decision-making ko lekar Commission ne unanimity maintain ki hai.
Is beech opposition parties ne electoral rolls mein transparency, voter names ke addition aur deletion ki information aur SIR ke impact ko lekar apni demands rakhi hain. INDIA bloc ne October 2 se 8 ke beech nationwide “Save Democracy” marches ka bhi plan announce kiya hai.
Mumbai mein 4 October ka march isliye bhi significant hai kyunki ismein MNS, Shiv Sena (UBT), NCP-SP aur Congress jaise opposition parties ke workers aur leaders ke ek saath aane ki taiyari hai.
Ab sabki nazar 4 October ke Mumbai protest march par hai—kitni badi participation hoti hai, opposition apni demands ko kis tarah uthata hai, aur SIR ko lekar Election Commission ka agla response kya hota hai? Ye developments protest ke baad aur clear honge